This week, starting Sunday, he has visited 17 localities, with three more today. They range from Danville to Farmville, from Keysville to Bedford, and Mecklenburg to Halifax.
We all know that the race in the 5th will be won in the Southside of Virginia. Al has lots of support in Charlottesville and the surrounding area, including his home, Nelson County. Al has talked with bankers, preachers, Native Americans, men and women of all occupations. He has showed off his biofuel campaign car (see below).
Al needs ALL of our support, just as the other candidates this year do. Virgil Goode is even worse than George Allen, in that he is known to be corrupt due to the illegal contributions accepted by him from a now convicted felon.
Below are some photos from the road.
At left, Al talks with citizens in Farmville.
Show Al some love, even if you just tell him what a good job he is doing. He is accepting donations as well. (Hint, Hint)
A question for all of you? What if Virgil gets indicted in June? Would we talk more about him? Let's support him like that is the case. That's my rant, and I am sticking to it!!!
Virgil is one of the crooks in Congress who thinks he has a seat for life, and we are all here to tell everyone that isn't going to be the case.
Indict Virgil Goode. Now.
Several people told me "Well I'm not Democrat, but I'm sure not voting for Virgil again." My usual response was, "You don't have to be a Democrat, but you have to vote for one this year if you want to fix what's going on in this country."
Al's really good at one-on-one meetings with voters. He'll look you in the eye when he talks to you and he usually starts the conversation with, "what can the government do for your family/community/county." The more we can get him out there meeting people the better, which is why I think we'll actually benefit from the low turnout in this off-year election.
Given the incredible amount of energy on the left, and the depression on the right, GOTV will be huge this year. This is a turnout election, and a base election. The Democratic base loves Al and the Republican base may just stay home this year. There's still a long way to go before election day, but however things look the week before, a lot of predictions are going to be way off.
Al with supporters in Keysville.Comments